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Re:What Reddit Got Wrong by shmatt on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @03:47PM (#36331551)
then resigning would have been the way to go. shutting off access to the knowledge base others contributed to is a power play

if you volunteer at a dog shelter, and find you don't agree with some of their practices anymore. do you stop volunteering? or do you just set all the dogs free

Re:What Reddit Got Wrong by guerrilla on Wednesday June 14, 2023 @04:01PM (#36331742)
No, strikes have always been the way to effectively deal with these things. Setting the dogs free is not a strike. You can read up on how effective strikes have been executed ethically when critical care is involved; this isn't one of them though. It's naive to call it a "power play" though since literally every alternative by every actor involved is a "power play", just some are more effective than others.